LMU Athletes Hall of Fame
Abigail Cash, originally from New Carlisle, Ohio, now living in LaFollette, Tennessee, was a standout on the volleyball team from 2013-2016. She comes from a volleyball family and played at LMU with her sister for a portion of her career.
Following her inaugural season, Cash earned a spot on the 2013 South Atlantic Conference (SAC) All-Freshman Team. She was also named SAC Specialist of the Week that season after combining for 96 assists in wins over Queens and Catawba. Throughout the rest of her career, Cash would continue her greatness as a setter on the Railsplitter volleyball team. Other honors Cash received include SAC Honorable Mention and SAC Championship All-Tournament Team in 2015, and All-SAC First Team and All-Region Second Team in 2016. She was also named to the AVCA Regional All American First Team in 2016. In 2016, Cash became the second player in school history to reach the 4,000-career assist mark and was a contender for SAC Player of the Year, finishing third in the standings. Cash ranks in the top 10 in the following LMU career volleyball statistics: second in assists, service attempts and sets played; third in assists per set; fourth in service percentage; seventh in digs; and eighth in attach percentage. Cash also played the number one position in beach volleyball in 2016. A veterinary technology major, Cash is the owner of Cash's Paws and Claws Pet Sitting and works as a veterinary technician at Bell County Animal Clinic. She enjoys hiking, being on the lake and being with family.
